With the final arc of Black Clover ongoing, fans are excited than ever with a possible return from anime. However, for this return to be really striking, the series needs to correct an essential point: the episode release format.
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Black Clover's original animation was shown between 2017 and 2021 in a weekly format, a common model for the Shonen of the time. But it ended up causing the anime to quickly reach the manga, which forced a sudden break. Now, with industry and consumer habits changing, keeping this pace no longer makes sense.
The solution? Adopt the format of seasons - just like several other successful anime have done. With seasonal releases, such as 12 or 13 episodes a year , production gains time and quality, allowing better worked scenes and respecting the pace of publication of author Yūki Tabata , who now launches quarterly chapters.
More than that, a less tight schedule can make the anime come back early, without having to wait for the manga to finish completely or depend on filler episodes. And, let's face it, Black Clover has always stood out for avoiding this kind of unnecessary content.
However, if the animated adaptation comes back calmly and planning, fans will have the best possible version of this long -awaited outcome. The story deserves this care - and the public too.
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